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EOR $29--A GENTS HUNTING OR OPEN
L face, filed case watch; stem windeI and set
ter, III. II. Taylor Elgin movement. full jeweled
cut expansion balance and patent pinion, patent
regulator and adjusted to heat, cold and position
cases warranted to wear for twenty years.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of James NJ. Goodhue,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Salem P
Cope, representing among other things, that
James NJ. Goodhue died intestate during or about
the month of August, 1852, seized of the following
real estate: The Southeast a section IL, town
ship ~, range %, situate in Ramsey County State
OF Minnesota; that he left surviving him his only
children, James X Goodhue, Mary Goodhue ana
Eva Gcodhue, and his widow. Henrette X. Good
hue; that on the 4th OF February, 1869, final
decree was entered by this Probate Court in said
estate whereby the title to said premises was
vested in the said children of deceased subject tc
the dover right of the widow OF said deces sed !:
that said decree was obtained and made without
any notice thereof being given by law required:
that said petitioner has by mesne conveyance
become seized in fee of the aforesaid premises
and now has an interest therein, and prayinp that
a hnal decree be made assigning said premises to
said petitioner, and those entitled thereto ms his
nssignees. 1t is ordered that said petition he
heard before the judge of this Court on Saturday
the 2lst day of May 1881, at 10 clock in the fore
noon of said day at the Probate Court room in the
City OF st. Paul, in SAID county 1t is further or
dered that notice hereof be given to the heirs of
said deceased and to all persons interested by
publishing copy Of this order for three succes-
sive weeks in the st. Paul DAILY GLOBE a daily
newspaper printed and published in sad county.
By the Court
E. s. GORMAN, Judge of Probate,
Ramsey County, MINI,
A
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NOTE THE LIST c

DLEDGE NO. 4,sl2-GENTS HUNTING CAsE4l
L carat gold watch, stem winder and setter,
4.plate Elgin movement full jeweled, expansion
balance and patent pinion, full engine turned
cases; nearly new and fine timepiece; first cost.
SIN. nrjca Si0
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05
E. s. GORMAN, Judge of Probate,
RICHARD X. BoNEY. Attorney for Petitioner.
apl2S-3w-tlurs

NHE PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARY CONF
i mission are required by law to contract for
TWO years with respectable dealer to fill orders
from school districts for libraries selected frnm
the approved lists prepared by the commission.
Bids for the per cent above cost at which dealers
viii MI these orders for delivery or shipping at
May l5., The commission reserves the right to
reject any or all bids as the interests of the
schools may require. Address all communication
to the Department of Public instruction. ST. Paul.
Mimi. ST Paul, hinn., Nay 4. 1887. d. Z.
Kiehle, President OF tho Commission. Irwin
Shepard .Secretary.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

DLEDGE NO. II. 2. 29-GENTS' HUNTING
l. case solid gold watch, stem winder and setter,
Elgin full jeweed movement, expansion balance
and patent pinion, fancy engraved cases. only
used short time and shows no sign of wear;
first cost $50; price, $780,
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

pLEDGE No. l.tss-HUNTING CASE SOLID
gold watch, stem winder and setter, J.. M
Wheeler full jeweled Elgin moveme Mt. cut expan.
sion balance and patent safety pnion, Louis
XIV. elegantly engraved box cases; has been
used about tour months; first cost, $72; prlce,
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

After the first game of ball was played be-
tween the ST. Paul and Minneapolis teams,
and won by the former, Minneapolis man
said to the st. Paul manager that the Mime
apolis club was composed of gentlemen. to
which Mr.. Barnes replied that the st. Paul
club was composed of ball players. There
we've plenty OF gentlemen he could have
signed with St. Paul, but he preferred ball
DlayerS
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

EoR s37 YOU CAN BUY AN OPEN FACE.
l. filed case watch, stem-winder and setter B.
w. Raymond Elgin movement, full jeweled, cut
expansion balance, patent pinion Brlquet hair
spring, patent regulator and adjusted to heat,
cold and position beautiful en- graved cases; war
ranted to wear for twenty years
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

DLEDGE NO. l2, p. 2S-HUNTING CASE IA
carat gold watch, stem winder and setter
fine Riverside waltham nickel, s4-plate move.
ment, full jeweled cut expansion balance and
patent pinion pinion, Louis XIV. plain box cases,
suitable for amonogram; nearly new; first cost,
Sl25; price, SIS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

Jimmy O'Brien, who served for years in the
district clerks office, and for the last year or
two as county auditor, and who has now gone
into the real estate business, says he is very
much gratified that he is no longer the slave
of office. He feels a good deal as Cardinal
Wolsey did when he laid off the robes of office
and bid farewell TO all his greatness only he
is making more money than the cardinal did
when he resigned.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

DLEDGE s. p. 2S-LADY'S HUNTING CASE
solid gold watch stem winder and setter, Ell
gin jeweled movement, expansion balance and
patent pinon engraved cases, in, thorough order
and could not be told from new; first cost. s4S;
price, S25
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

Total premiums received from
commencement to date. S19,2l4 O2; Ga |
Total losses paid from. COM
mencement to date. .......... 1851 Os2 rs
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05
4 JACKSON STREET. MERCHANTS HOTEL BTOCK ST. PAUL. MIMI
e LARGEST DEALER !.

American Watches
attention
NOTE THE LIST OF FEW OF THE BARGAINS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

Capt. Bean says that if he does not come
back to ST. Paul from Washington with that
prize it will be the fault OF the umpire.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

DLEDGE NO. 3, p. IA CENTS HUNTING
i case Ii-carat gold watch. stem-winder and
setter fine Howard movement, full jeweled cut
expansion balance, patent pinion Briquet hair
spring, patent regulator and adjusted to heat,
cold and position, full-engraved heavy cases.
price S1O0.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-05

Johan Straus is now very busily engaged
In composing his new opnra. and those who
have been allowed TO listen to some parts OF
it do not hesitate say thu it is unusual
work OF great attractiveness and musical
variety. In order to convey in Il suitable
way his musical ideas he has had several new
Instruments made, and they produce wonder
full effects. Johan says the opera will be
dandy.
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Asti.Rus. an treaty Society.

CHICAGO, Ill, September 3.-The
ant Russia Treaty Society was firm
ally orgspiz d yesterday with the I /.
lowing fiicers: DR.. A. p. CsdisoD,
President; Mr. s d. DevoIkin, Secrs.
tary; Mr.. ii. W. Levin, Treasurer. The
society aims 10 defeat the DR. 'cted
treaty be'ween the United s ates aud
Russia. IL Will commence at ones 10
hold mass meetings, disiribi ne psmph.
lets, etc, ard will try 81 have kindred
societies formed throuphou. TINS cum
Try. The fret macs meeting here Will
be presided over, IL II said. by prom
inent Judge. Ole 4 the promoters OF
the society says: "It has been stated
that the sccisty's pr ctors are mainly
nihilisis or ansrchis'e. This is en-
phatically not the case. A treaty be-
tween this country and Russia is In
some points Of view an sbsurdity.
There already exists an understand
ing whereby murderers and felons are
ex r,dited, and anything more 10 un
nee, ssary. With Ruseis IL Is entirely
different There the only freedom
siill remaining TO the political offender
is the fieedom OF fight"
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REyIGIOUs SERVICES
VIII Ne Held Today ~t tho varsoas
Chu rehes nj the Hours Wausest.

VIII Ne Held Today ~t tho various
Churches nt the Hours Named.
Soler Bsptiss OAsrsA. -Csrslina street. The
Rev. l.. W. WILLIAMS, pastor.
Spsr,ssslls ks~xns at Liant and Labor
Hall, Ne. r. sessna street. a. sp'm. ssn-
Ssy Afternoon.
Oswbs-load Prc.byteron sksrsA. -Coart
stree,. Service 81 II An, by ,sc Rev. II.
A. Jsnes, pastor.
h.~a.sel IAvreA. Ms. - Third strost. bs:
tween Jefferson and Coart. Service st
s.u and tep.m.
pSs BspSs,-sssssd skeei. corner sa.s.
Prsaskss ~ II .. %. aud . ~ -. ~ the New.
n. A. Nsnsb's pastor.
CA.rsA Il ~ essd SADAsrd, CORNER MIL
end fourth seSsee. Lay ssTviess ~ III A.
Sunday school ats . n.
vs..s S$sss Sk~,sssss ClsvsA. ID. II. VIII
kins, pAator bervicos NJ ii o. n. Ana Pm.
All are cordially invited.
PrsAshins at A., by the Rev br. a. H.
Winfield. Of Li,,hs Rsch, Ask.
E,s~ssl;sai LssAsrs~ ir'sss cA-~sA S0r;,
uaul = Wahiustsn street, between Third
and Feur,h. Service 81 ws@ s.m.
Po.ss ksuov;ai Bspss SA~sl. -gsrt
PisLerins. Prsashing a. II an, by The ksv.
J. X. Graves. No service 81 nisht.
g,sss UsrsA. Corner Vance and Lander
dale Service atfsst A.. and p.n.'
By tho Rev. eterss Patthsn, ID, rector.
S..o.S Prs.syisr,a. .reA.-ceIasr Main
and BSals streets sf,''iss: a. a.. -, .,
street, nsa, Bsaie. Prsseh,sI at 1890 ., n.
and i,o pa. By the Kew. Geo. pAsdn'
pastor.
I;ra Pre.by,sr,aa. --Csrner. Of Third and
POPLAR streets. services 81 ii an. md Al
sp.n., ~ The psssor, no ksv. hssss'
DANIEL.
B.r,.-de Street Msasdia nsrsA -Cs,ss
| Lindsn and uernai DO tussts. ProA hinl
stli IN. and . y N. by The Rev. j. III
| Spence, past
Clel.,a O.s,bs~lor.d Prs-by,s~,sn As~sl.-
Corner Of Fourth and Looney streets. Der
vice. At 10 = IN. and sib p.u. hnv. ID. i
Wsynich, pastor.
0.o,O,a Street MstAod,s. Corner Of Ton
p,ssee aad 9ssrgia streets. Church will b
| served BY the pastor, hev. W. IL. kvAns, n
| II an. and SPIN.
Col,.ry CAursA,-Cornor OF Second ant
Adams stroeti. The hs,' bnnofd en-
| slatius. sew ICES 81 III am. and ~ p.n
Strangers welcome.
;L,,s P,..!,i.,.as c2.ssk -Chslsea, nsril
end Main street. servic.s 81 II IN. ,an'
1850 pm. BY the Rsv. y n. RishArdssp
pastor. Seats Tree
| Laudsrdals Sired Pre.byisr,as sAsrsA,
/ Corner BeAls and Lauderdale suesb
Prsashinr 81 n q. m. Ans .. N. ~ the hs'
h, u. Caldwell. pastor.
CAr,.s,a. CAvsh. Corner Of Linden an
Mulberry streets. ssrvlcss a w'g As
| pastor. All ssau Rec.
Alabassa Shred Pr-sbyss~ie. Cl.~~A Cos
| ner OF Alabama street and yenes avenue
i Services at n I'm. and at Q BE. By N
Rev. James l. Martin. DID, pastor.
E,r.f MsiAsd.s. Corner Second and Pop
lar streets. Services At II an; b. tn re,
. LIN. Rcsi. vi prssss ~ sishI
l~-,,sI Bspss Cls-sk.-Ssesnd street. pcA
BosIs. Preashins At n an. ~ The kev. y
| * Pin, Of Albsny, "a, aat - p.m; p
/ the Rev. A. J. Dishinson, Pstr. MAJ
i service 10 ba spent. All isss frss.
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rbs Chat.vortn Iiorrer.

IsDIASAPoLIs. IsD., September g.
A railroad man in this city Gays tast
from statements made BY ons Of the
To edo, Peoria aud Western Cjm'
pany's employees, who worked 81 the
Cbassorlh wreck night and day un-
Ill II Was cleared away, bels convinced
that l26 persons lost their livos al tbat
pace. THIS railroad tmplnye says he
personally knew OF q number OF bod
lee being taken out dead which were
shipped away 10 various parts OF the
counry @ rapidly a. possible. Tnis
evidence is couob5rated by the state
ments OF residents Of Peoria yisiupg
there. They say that q number Of
Young men wont out 10 the scene Of
The wreck on the frat relief train and
remained all day. They stated on
their return that they had connted ITO
bodies taken out up 10 the time they
left, and ths, II was believed that sew.
ersi more had besn entirely consumed
In the wreck.
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OIL Clancy aud vile to the Iron
Mountain Railroad Oompany, lot cor.
Ie' Calhoun and Teunsiteo streets,
1880.
James and Hanush J. Hall o. the
Irln Mouotain Railroad O5mpany. Of
Memphis, lot 1856 and part Of lo'a 2si
snd $50, 0vsrton subdivision, souln
Memphis. $l2 .3l3
A Ha'ehrtt, ,rus'ee, - l. y Eaton,
lots ~ aud ~, sustte street, and lol0
81 aud 81, 81 E,li- street, f25Os 20.
Margaret Il Names et vi. ~ John
Grosan el nj pAT, Of city 10, 40. cor
osr waatipgt n street and Yates ave-
nue., 1900
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abor Demsustratiss.

PIrTsBUlo. PA September s-The
labor organic ,tions OF Pittsbure and
vicinity united In q street demonstrs-
ton today that surpassed anything OF
the kind ever Teen here. The object
Of the pasde vas TO shov thos,reDsth
Of the vadous tr,des unions, snd in
order that there night be big turn.
out msny Of the mills and factories
closed down. Ths biigIt DAY added
TO the eutc .ss Ct thu d, m ,nstrstioD,
ard WI eu the procession psseed down
FIJI h avenue 1t noon IL 10 estimated
that fully 1900 men were 10 line
The Column Was several miles long and
occupied nearly two hours in passing
a given point. /, embrsced every or.
gshizAion In the city, including the
AnGigsma'ed ASS citation Of Iron aud
4 eel Workers, Knights Of Labor, Min
els Amslgamaled Association,
Builders' Lssgue, Gsss Workers
Uoions, International Typographical
Union and German Trades Assembly.
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Trad. Dollar. nsdesmed.

NHw Yonr, September 3.-roday
was the las, day Of the elk months
during which the government 10
deemed trade dollars At par. Daring
thst time there have been redeem,d
NJ the Uaitsd States sub.tftasufy In
this city t3,492,ti7 Of theie oolns.
Those who have lAiltd 10 redfm such
90 they may have in their possession
will hereafter be able TO real - on
them only their Intrinsic value nc bal.
lion. There has been no unusual
rush al the sub treasury durlng the
past wee :, holders 81 he coin evil
IDENTIFY having taken advantage Of he
order aoon after II took effect.
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GOV. LOWRY.
m. yindiosis. His Admisistrsiion
NJ stsrkviII..
tsrroiiL 70 rus ArrrIL.l

srAnKylLE, Mss, Sept mbsr 3 -
According TO appointment, Gov.
Robert Lowry sni7'd In our little city
this morning at 1880 o'clock. He was
met at the dtpo, by the s,SrEVille
Guards and lev ifiends and was en-
cor,sd 10 the residence Of Judge Will
lam Rogers. Atli o'clock about 400
or 500 cil'ssns as embed In tie conr..
bou,o 70 listen to Gov. Lowry's vlndI.
cation Of HE administration. Capt
l. ID. Mcdowell was called 10 the
chair snd III. iusglns, editor Of the
CilI.sp, snd A. 3. HaTrisop, EDITOR Of
,hs Times. we're chosen secretaries,
ai'sr vhicn tbe Governor was Intro,
,,ur,d py'ths chairman. He poke Of
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IhN san. oIa \ orr.

CINCINNATI, o., September a.
While Mrs. John Martin, living In an
upper story on Clay street, Was pre-.
pairing supper by coal oil stove La,
nisht, her little daughter, two years
old, upset tAe stove. aod tho oil ignit.
ms, ihs child's clothes mandatory
took Gre. MTe. Martin snstehed Tho
child up aud ran screaming down
sairu. MEETING her husband the gave
him the child, and be wrapped his
coat abont " and smothefed the
fames. Mrs. Martin was attended TO
by the neighboe, and her burninz
clothes we're eI,isXui.hed. Tbs Guild
died In two hourshnd the mother is
fatally burned. % ,-... .t 81. 800 cd
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the politics., financial, industrial and
educational int rests Of our STATE. he
made q pretty s.rons deisD's OF his
ADMINISTRATIONS. He alluded 10 the gad.
hy little newspaper in very strong
terms, but be only persens'en one
paper, the Brookbsvep Lesdsr. 1850
iutiops indorsipg him and he som' n
istr ,tion were presented and adopted.
The Cover or, We think, has been
royalty entertained, and RS v,noics'
ton va, moderately good. ms al
dress was only about two hours aud a
half long. The Governor will remain
In our town tomorrow.
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Deserved Promotiou.

Mr.. John d. Wrenn, who has been
for the past three years chief clerk In
the passenger department Of the Est
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail-
way system, a. Kntxville, bs, been
appointed TO the responsible position
Of genera I eight and p ,saspgsr sgeni
Of the Brcnbslck Inlsnd Steamboat
Company, advertised NJ the GUNNER
land route. This conpIny hss q aee'
Of boats plying between Brunswick
Ga, aud Fsrnandina, Fla and iJrm'
the mos, pleasant route 10 Florida. i
does hne business, and those whC
tnow Mr.. Vrenn p sdict that he vii
double The business within tvely'
montha.
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here that dividend 10 cash or script
will b, dc clsred at the October meet.
ing OF the board Of directors. A very
general impression prevails that the
new deal will be for the best interests
Of the road.
WHAT THY THINK IN LONDON.
LONDON, September S-Amoug
American bankers here 1t 10 the gen
raj opinion that the Baltimor, and
OHIO settlement will have . good o..
fec, on all American truck lines, and
especially thoee working E ct and
West. There is some doubt " ether
the operation will have any effect on
the stock market, and in certain
quarters ease from the exist'rg press-
ure is not Ipec;ed until the grain and
cotton season IL we'll over, or until
Congress devises a mes MS to prevent
the increasing treasury surplus.
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WHAT THY THINK IN LONDON.
NOVEL SUIT.
A Disappointed Nominee Sues the
western UsfOn.

isrkslAL TO The APrEAL.l
sRsArr BA, Miss, September g.
Hon. o. d. Os esby, district sttor-
ney oil this district, instituted suit to-
day sgainst the Western Unioa Tele.
graph Company for $4,000 damages, on
sccount OF the operator at Hero 'ndo,
dies, falling to properly send TO him
at Memphis two imp ortsnt kilograms
tina day the nomination for dis TIC, at
tornsy was made at HernsDdo. Had
thsse kilograms been received, 1t Is
highly probable, il not indeed certain,
that q d d ,rent result would have been
reached. IL 10 reported thst the
fernando operator was friendly b.
Slack, the nominee whose interests
would have been affected had the tele.
grams been properly sent. This will
prove 40 io,eres ing suit, sod may do.
velop some quter ID interesting ! .ets.
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OF all the mWses which stand the
tat Of time and frequent rendition
MoEarps Twelfth ranks among the
ioiemont and best. In almost every
Catholic church Of the county II is q
REGULAR standby Tor extra oocssiobs.
Few ohoire can eIcel tha, Of ~. Pet ~
church, this CITY, when Al ia he'd IN.
der Prof q p Winkler, and this will
be the case this morning. The mass
above ms liicncd will he m'gn ficenily
,epdf,ed, eReb part beng well sus'
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BosroH, MLs-A man abont
thluy.thfoe years oil, supp sed
from papers ioubd la bis
pockets 10 hs Derby q. Bach, OF
No. 1913 N rth Boundary street,
Burlir Y on, Ia, committed 6uiclde on
The common yesterday by shooting.
The bail io1k effect In the LEI, breast,
causing almot instant death. The
man wis about Ave istt eight inehts
ir height, dark oompit Ilon. and had
evidently been tick with oont amp
lIoa. The body lies at an undortaksr's
awaiting idsnt' 6eat'on
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nRsPHIs HENRY GEORGys.
speak ~ Iaks,
IsrIeIAL 70 ful APPsAL.i

IuxA, Mis-, September S-M ssrs.
r @. Brown and Bolton Smith, Of
Memphis, lectured here today In the
Iuta Springs Hotel on the "principlss
Of TIE Land and Labor Party-a Party
of Jeff-rsopiau Democrats The hci-
ure was slightly communistic and
made very little impress on upon our
psnp'e. who are not In sympathy with
the Henry George movement. A good
amount I Henry Geo'gs literature 10
being ois ributsd here, advocating him
Tor the Presidency In 1888.
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FACE HUMORS.


rU9srtua 6hs%s ~ N.ssss
A BOUT ,evsn years 90, bad hnnor
"a break oct upon NJ fsssi sartst W a
,mall SIoleh ssd Iee.ss lbs toe ttAns q .
heel then u tpieai snt lootts lihe RVS
vein, and heesne very Palntui ~ oneo
vssi 10 one 81 the best dee ots 10 the city,
and be esaid % N. no soea No less III
tive ys 81 the bot tostors have had . tri
al M taes, and al Of then f.iLt. will
.ot sl,s you . lit Of their namss, bat vii
SAY that they vs's ivom bestos, View York
and Maine, also from fnslAnd, FfAn.e and
lanaSa, Ihavs been hotel cOok sud stew
ard Ior Yeas. In the IuH msr l eook AZ
Watering Places hat 10 Why 1 bave bad an
o. per,uniy 81 being among ssoa dostofs;
Tkoy could pot ear. my face, ma AZ
Iiysp 10 81 hopes ef eve. hslng .nJ boiler.
IntJuis ssntts Noe, shsad L.ke. Male,
10 O. Oh for the season. M face -ss 0 bal
did oct iits b. be seen, A. tbs late ! MT
ssntlsaun from knsiand. lie ie'd no 70
s,s youf cuTirvsA ktsgsiss and they you d
cure ne at obes did %. TIE feislt as
IN three wells the sore. on nv isee rsfs
healsd % I used u ali tks fsson. AZ Taco
Ii .slI sad no sFAfs 10 be tesn lbAto reo.
ommsuds' ito q num her, and 10 every sAe
| ID rs cared ihs~. II vould "a e sfeal
deal q mstv 10 pm me 81 whefe i gas
q : rear aso. tTovliipg J DID not kbo- shat
| your turiepR, vosid do. ,hsli recon
| end IL AZ Ions - live. and thal ever 10
msIi, II. STEVENS, Rs,t jack on, No.
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CuriouRi, The sr,s, BAig Csre, ard Ouii
t.fpaliy ard Cur cuEl RfsoLytsr, the NV
blood Puri hsr internally. are petili ye spIs
Er evsty fern OF btin and lood " es.e'
i,om piopiss 70 srOiult sold tVfJNheN.
pficsi CuricusL, ~ ssnti h0lr, $1,000 co.,
mana $50 CHEMICAL o., bOfto NJ,
t,nd for ''uaw 90 sores o. DiSs"s's'
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A Ts,t wonderful ssfa Cure.

Have Ja,t urd your Cu,uCvnl Rtsspus
an ms OF NJ sifls, Rnd fcsud n 10 DO lust
uhat II 10 foeom psndsd bs, ~ daoshteI
M, bair 90 u, need " ssnso cut Res lhe
10 a. smt 9th - ever she -as, and shs hs
All, ,sssa oro hos Curicuna, one eAie OF
IurtcuaI soar a. 4 one byttle Of turicuh
s.bLvIr. doOofsd 9Th suito a n nb.f
m,ks sfidav,t 10 the ,ruth Of tho statement
OEORON EAhT, Macon, hich'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04
THE CH|CKASAW LAND CO.
OF MEMPHIS. TENN,
Capital Stock, "a B2,OOO,OOo
HILL ~-~~o~" Stead yhePr DIT.
Manager, nCAUs
375 Acres of Hin ROLLING Lands Miles from me Center

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PARK who conins Of
and
the properly al lind. and
hmspu tipg tracks and swnch
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

BALriu5RE, Mp, September d
There 10 but little excitement hefe
cons, cuenl q on the last deal OF the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Com.
pany. II has thus far had no enec,
upon the stock, for which lbl was bid
Al the close 20 cay. II In thought,
boxeyer, that there will be q decline,
and probably TO 100, the par value oi
the shares. Lltlle doubt IL entertained
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-18
FORTALEZA "a.
ATENCI0N.

La Sra. D. Mary Dodd de Leigh
Ofrece sus servicios { los padres de fa-
milia para Ia ensehanza de sus nlhas,
haciendose cargo tambien de ninos de
corta edad, en- 81 idioma ingles,, y los ra'
mos de adorno. Cuenta con la dlrec-
ei6n del Rdo. Bsutista Noel Branch
s. c. G., Bachiller en- artes de la uni
versidad de Barbados, a6liado 4 10
Dc Durham, Inglaterra. Sc toma-
rG I'M ntmero limitado de pupilos
cuyos padres, residences en- otros pue-
Alcs, deseen que sus hijos sean ms
truidos en- el ingl9s CON todo esmero.
Para mas informes dirigirse al Rdo.
B. Noel Branch, 8 4 10 dicha se6ora.
Gale Mayor. Ponce. lS8 !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-18
EST0 ES Ell
"LIBRE CAMBIO."

CONTEU, TRIEU Y REMENEU
vende AS 200 f6sforcs por s5 enva-
sados en- cajitas que contienen cr6-
mos, sAtiras, epigramas y sembran-
xas picantes: Da 5000 fosforos
mas que cualquiera otra marca por
81 mismo precio. Mas gangas: Sc
gun la importancia del pedido, ha
GO descuentos liberales.
lBorinquefos,. probadlos y os
eonvencereis de que los f6sforos de
OONTEU, TRIEU Y REMENEU
son los mejores y mas baratos.
Doy tambi6n billetes de Ia Lo-
terra de Puerto Rico a cambio de
caietillas vacias de LA LEGITIM-
DAD.
Dep6sito: Fortaleza 21.
Josh sNKRAT.
Puerto-Rico.
Sc solicitan corresponsales.